The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-14
PERSONALS,

PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abrams, of Boston. are |
at the Phoenix.
Mr.. T. s. Smith. Jr., of Jacksonville, |
is at the Phoenix.
Wallace GoodelI, of Cortlandt. N. V, |
is at the Carleton. |
John Dewey and &. N. Riker. of Chi
cagO, are at the Carleton.
Messrs. j. b. Wells and Thos- j. Fells.
of New York, are at the Saratoga.
Messrs. NJ. F. Jackson and E. w.
Mooring, of New York, are at the PhOe-
nix.
E. E. Bristol and j. w. S. Peck and
wife, of New Haven, Ct, are at the Put
nam.
Mrs. Il. G. Benedick and Miss bene-
dick, of burlington, Vt, are at the Sara
toga.
VIM. Dodgson and wife, of Ontario,
Canada, are stopping at the Carleton
House.
Mr.. c. A. NJ. Tabor and Mrs. Jos. Fl.
Carter. of Wakefield. Mass, are at the
Phoenix.
l. Fl. Tsndy and Geo. Morton, of Ken
lucky, are at the Carleton House for .
few days.
Mr.. u. j. White, President of the st.
, Johns & Halifax Railroad, is at the Put
, nam House.
Mo.s.. a. d CsooL.o,, 81 noTo,1 acd
VIM. III. Chandler, of Rolleston, are
, at the Phoenix.
: Mrs. A. Barrelle, of San Mateo, and
Mrs. o. Barrel Of New York, are guests
at the Saratoga.
Mr.. John Jones, Jr.. and s. Frank
Perkins and wife, of Atlanta, are stop
ping at the Phoenix.
j. 8. Smith, Jr., of Jacksonville, and
Miss Grace C. Avery are among the ar
q rivals at the Carleton.
: A. F. Charington, of England, and p.
;. V. Ckarington, of warrenlon, Va, are
e guests at the Saratoga.
8 Mr.. N. NJ. Haleman and wife, and
d Mrs. o. Waddell and child, Of Madison
r vile, KY, are at the Phoenix.
;. Messrs. b. d. Ladd. John Harrington
II and E. c. Heydon, of Boston, were reg
Is istered at the Putnam yesterday.
g. w. Ryder. wife and child, of Matt
land, II. s. Conway, of DeIand, and F
Morgan, of Jacksonville, are at the Sara
toga.
Mr.. j. Stockman and wife, Mr.. II. n
Carpenter and Mr.. A. f. Mason. of Char
:. levoix, Mich. are guests at the Carleton
. House.
/, Messrs. Isaac Frank, A. A. Powell
/, Leonard Scott, wife and servant. and w
S. Sanderson, of New York, are guests a
the Putnam House.
G. R. Paramenter, o. o. Williams
Amos r. Little and wife. David G. Yate
and j. b. SolIy, Of Philadelphia, are a
the Putnam House.
II Messrs. Frank T. McSbae, Oscar Hal
!. and j. w. Lane, of Jacksonville, and f
:, tered at the Putnam yesterday.
al Messrs. w. b. Allen, of Leavenworth
1t Ind, j. r. Baldwin, Of Dawson, Texas
1t III. Yerkin and wife and Mrs. III. L. Mil
Ter, of Michigan, were among the arrival
at the Saratoga yesterday.
Gen. G. w. Bentley, General Manage
of the j., T. & X. w. Railway, was q
the Putnam House last night. He ha
:, his head as we'll as his pockets full o
ar points against Charley Jones and tn
20 Times Union, which he will use as coca
D. sion offers. He is more than satisfies
a with the controversy 90 far. and want
a to keep it up: he has enough facts L
furnish that paper fun for the ent,r
0. season.
a. A. w. Perry and wife, of Chicago
r A. b. Smith and G. w. Anderson, o
"a Sunmerville, N. j., T. c. Copeland, o
= Massachusetts,, Rufus B. Smith and wife
lie Of Cincinnati, A. r. Miller, of Louis
. vile, KY, C. c. Carter, of Columbus. o.
10 j. II. Moon, of Fallsingtop, Pa, j. r
- Pope and family, OF North Carolina, an
Mrs. F. NJ. Hanna, of Bloomington, Ill.
l. were among the arrivals at the Putnam
y yesterday.